@unknownuser said: Here is another one I tried to find this past weekend but could not. It was bookmarked here at the office. http://freemusicarchive.org/ Thanks Eric, much appreciated.

Good news spread fast.

Update from this old thread. ENABLE scene transistiions seems to work

I'm sorry, I didn't see the numbers at the top. Thanks for your response!

Thanks Guys, I'll try all your suggestions.... after creating mesh from contours my model jumped to 14MB!!!! [image: qKOr_contours.png]

OK ta. I'll try Whaat's UV tool next time ... LEGEND!

It's brilliant news. A real humanitarian event. Made me cry as well watching the news earlier.

Thanks Adam, I'll give them a try. I haven't loaded EE tools since upgrading to 8 but will do. I really need to work out what works best for organic modeling.... ta.

Gee Brodie, that's quite a secure system!!!

Thanks guys, much appreciated advice!!

You're welcome. I do, too.

Thanks guys for the info. I'm keep looking and see what I find...

Yea, never found the Extension that useful my self. Imagine - if all plugins where extensions. It'd be very hard to find the right plugin in the list. No search filter, and the list box is very small. Doesn't scale well.

No speak enrish, Jim!!! I don't quote get what you're saying. Would the formula string accept such text? It appears DC's recognize '>=' so I've tried this in the copies but with no luck..... Why isn't there a smiley that bangs it's head on the floor!!!!

...and there were another "big sessions" ?

I wouldn't abandon my older plugins, sometimes the more simple functions do the job just as well with fewer clicks than more advanced ones.

@utiler said: Cool Brodie, thanks for the image and lengthy post! Reading through your comments it makes total sense to do just that; prepare in CAD for as long as you can to make SU workflow less lengthy. The CAD files I received were actually a 3D terrain of the design levels of the site so I had actual finished surface to play with. the trouble was with the 2D file really; just as you said lines not joining, and small line segments and some slightly off Z made making faces a challenge and dropping linework over the terrain a time consuming task..... Anyhow, I've learnt a lot to date so the next time I'm sure I'll get it done a whole lot quicker!!! Ya, fixing things in CAD is crucial to not driving yourself mad. To deal with the Z axis thing you should definitely select all your linework in CAD and go to properties. If your linework is polylines you can just go to Elevation and set it to 0. If the linework is in regular lines then same deal except you have to set it to 0 in both the Start Z and End Z boxes. Smustard.com has a lot of rubies that should help out a ton with this little areas where segments aren't quite attached or there are stray lines, etc. They cost a bit of money though and I'm cheap so I don't have them That stray lines issue is huge by the way. For some reason if you have a stray little line inside of closed linework that would normally create a face, that stray line prevents SU from creating a face so you have to find the little bugger and delete it (or use a ruby to do that). -Brodie

you can save multiple images and use 'photomerge' in photoshop to stitch them together automatically. it may not solve your resolution problem but it works great for large sites. here is a video tutorial, quite a funny photoshop series. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m2u_yn-eYhg

Just received an email from Sketchers Studio; it is only for Mac. Still searching for something that will give me what i want...

Thanks Dylan. Will have a look....